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POR FAVOR LEA...!!!!

EL PRECIO POR ESTE FARMER ES DE $65.000 USD. NO NEGOCIABLE!!! NO INSISTA.

PRICE FOR THIS FARMERS BOND IS $65.000 USD NON NEGOCIABLE-FIRM. PLEASE DO NOT INSIST ON ANYTHING ELSE.

BOND IS LOCATED IN MIAMI FL , PICK UP IS MORE THAN WELCOME.

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BONO ESTA UBICADO EN MIAMI FL , SE PUEDE RECOGER EN PERSONA O TAMBIEN ENVIAMOS POR DHL OR FED EX INTERNATIONAL.

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The Farmers Bank of China was founded on April 1, 1933 in Hankou. It was created out of an amalgamation of provincial agricultural banks in Henan, Hubei, Anhui and Jiangxi. Governed by the Farmers Bank of China Law, the Bank was established to stimulate agricultural development by providing lines of credit to farmers and rural landowners. The loans were intended for use to purchase equipment and crops.

The Bank was originally under majority government ownership and this loan was guaranteed by the government. It became one of the four major banks of the Republic of China. Along with the Central Bank of China, Bank of China, and Bank of Communications, the Farmers Bank was allowed to issue its own currency until 1942.

Once the Communist Party gained power in 1949, the Bank defaulted on this bond. However, under international treaties such as Basel 5, China remains legally obligated to redeem its outstanding bonds such as this one (when/if this happens or is happening the highest denominations like this one will be redeemed FIRST!)

The Bank was twice forced by war to relocate with the Kuomintang Central Government, first to Chongqing in 1937 and later to Taipei in 1949. However, it was not until 1967 that the bank resumed operations after relocating to Taiwan. The Government of the People\'s Republic of China incorporated the bank\'s Mainland assets into the People\'s Bank of China, but later transferred these to the Agricultural Bank of China.

From 1967 until 2006, the bank opened and operated 107 branches throughout Taiwan. It also operated overseas offices in Los Angeles and Seattle, Washington State. The bank was the 14th largest lender in the Republic of China as of 2006.

The government of the Republic of China undertook a reform of the banking industry in 1992 with the listing of government owned banks on the stock exchange. The Farmers Bank of China was partially privatised in 1994, and all government shares were put on the market in 1999. Accordingly, the Farmers Bank of China Law was repealed in 2005.

The bank was acquired by the Taiwan Cooperative Bank.